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The problem

Lots of visits, too few purchases.

Your customers measure you against the best experience they know, including outside your industry.

Starting point

  • Visitors drop out shortly before completing the purchase.
  • Shop, app and service feel like three companies.
  • Customers prefer ordering by phone over online.
  • Nobody knows which change raises conversion.
  • Every improvement waits for an agency or the next project.

Target state

  • A purchase process customers are happy to complete online.
  • One continuous experience across shop, app and service.
  • Customers order wherever it is easiest for them, online included.
  • Defined metrics for conversion and customer value.
  • A team that keeps developing the experience on its own.

Quick check

Where does your customer experience stand today?

  1. Stage 0

    Separate channels

    Shop, app and service are planned and managed separately. How changes affect revenue stays unclear.

    Customer insight
    missing
    Design
    missing
    Measurement
    missing
  2. Stage 1

    Aligned channels

    Shop, app and service follow a shared picture. What individual changes achieve is not measured yet.

    Customer insight
    in progress
    Design
    established
    Measurement
    missing
  3. Stage 2

    Measurable impact

    Every change is measured and developed further. Conversion and customer value are core steering metrics.

    Customer insight
    established
    Design
    established
    Measurement
    established

Scope of services

One continuous experience, from the first click to service.

How your customers perceive shop, app and service determines your revenue. This is where the second value lever comes in.

01

Search

The experience starts with the first search result. We check how you are found compared with the market.

02

Shop

We design and develop the shop with a focus on what moves customers to buy.

Break
03

App

We align app, shop and service so customers switch between channels without friction.

04

Purchase

We simplify buying to the point where customers prefer ordering online to ordering by phone.

05

Service

We connect service with shop and app, including AI-supported advice.

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Measurement When features go live faster, what counts is which of them lift conversion. We evaluate every change along the customer journey.

Approach

Customer experience in three phases.

We improve your customer experience step by step and start where your customers drop off. The Software Factory builds what that requires.

  1. 01

    Goal and benchmarks

    We compare your customer experience with the market and set the growth and product strategy together.

    Product Vision BoardExample

    Vision

    Every order succeeds in one step.

    • Target group

      Buyers and end customers

    • Needs

      Fast ordering, clear delivery time

    • Product

      Order toolkit for all channels

    • Goals

      More completed orders

    4 of 5 fields filledFor reviewYour team

  2. 02

    Design and test

    We design product and experience together with your team and test prototypes before anything is built.

    Prototype canvasExample

    Shop

    1

    App

    2

    Service

    3

    1done2friction point3open

    2 of 3 screens testedFor reviewYour team

  3. 03

    Steer growth

    We improve in short steps and steer by conversion and customer value.

    North star boardExample

    Customer Lifetime Value

    74

    • Order in one stepConversionwon
    • Show delivery time before purchaseConversiontest running
    • Reorder with one clickRepeat purchaseswaiting

    Last measured 14 NovApprovedYour team

Results

Results from our projects.

Figures from a conversion design audit for a B2B provider.

up to 30 %

more conversion after the UX fixes went live

~€3m

identified savings potential in marketing

What you get

  • Solution cards with quantified benefit per problem
  • A prototype tested with real users
  • A roadmap with steps, owners and target states
  • A report that quantifies the revenue effect of each measure

FAQ

What clients ask us up front.

Answers to the questions we hear most often about this value lever.

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01 What does the Experience value lever cover?

Experience covers everything customers see from your company, from the first search result to service after the purchase. We start with benchmarks and a growth and product strategy, then design and build the product and experience. After that, growth becomes ongoing operation.

02 What phases does an Experience project have?

There are three phases. First we compare your experience with the market and set the growth and product strategy together with you. Then we build product and experience with your team, and finally we measure and improve continuously until the numbers hold up.

03 How do I know whether we need to act on our customer experience?

Typical signs are visitors who come but do not buy, and a shop, app and service that feel like three different companies. Customers who prefer ordering by phone, or no clarity on which change moves conversion, also point to a need.

04 What do we have in hand after an Experience project?

The goal is a customer journey that can be measured and a product customers like to use. Conversion and customer value are fixed metrics, and your team improves in short steps.

Next step

Let’s talk about your customer journey.

Together we find out where your customers drop off and which change brings more revenue fastest.

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